INDIAN WELLS, Calif.(AP) -- Anthony Morrow scored 30 points off
the bench and the Golden State Warriors defeated the Phoenix
Suns 104-101 in an outdoor exhibition game on Saturday night at
the Indian Wells Tennis Garden.

The game, hosted by the Suns, was played in calm conditions and
with temperatures in the 70s.

Last year's inaugural outdoor game in the tennis facility was
hampered by winds that impacted shooting and cold temperatures
that had players complaining they couldn't stay warm on the
bench.

Morrow was 11 of 21 from the field including four 3-pointers to
lead the Warriors.

Stephen Curry, the Warriors' first-round pick, scored 18 points
including two free throws in the closing seconds. Corey Maggette
added 17 off the bench for Golden State.

Channing Frye led six Phoenix players in double figures with 19
points, 12 coming in the first quarter. Grant Hill scored 16.

Despite the lack of wind, the teams still struggled shooting in
the tennis center court that is usually home to the BNP Paribas
Open.

Golden State shot 42.2 percent from the field, while Phoenix was
at 40.4 percent.

The Warriors played without swingman Stephen Jackson, who was
suspended for two games for conduct detrimental to the team.